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Knowledge Organization Research Observatory (KO-RO) is a series of online events dedicated to research activities and projects in the knowledge organization domain. Events feature reports and presentations on recent and ongoing research projects that include, interact or affect the knowledge organization field. Research on the intersection of information science and computer, behavioural and social sciences as well as humanities will all be included.
Research Observatory will take place via Zoom on the last Wednesday every month starting from March 2021.
KO-RO events should be of interest to information science educators, students and researchers interested in knowledge organization topics.
In collaboration with other Chapters of ISKO, this series will strive towards international coverage.
Research Observatory Co-ordinator: Aida Slavic|
29 Sept 2021 |
RESEARCH FIELDS CLASSIFICATIONS: ESSENTIAL TOOLS IN REPORTING AND HARMONISING SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION Hanne Poelmans: The Flemish Research Discipline Standard: One Step Towards Harmonised Research Information in Flanders Sophie Biesenbender: Developing a Classification for Interdisciplinary Research Fields for the German Science System |
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30 June 2021 |
OBSERVING KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATION TRAJECTORIES IN HEALTHCARE Richard P. Smiraglia, Edmund Pajarillo, Elizabeth Milonas & Sergey Zherebchevsky: Home care nursing information behavior: expansion of a knowledge base in a time of pandemic Ronald Cornet: Making healthcare data FAIR data: the ontologies-data models-instances conundrum |
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19 May 2021 |
KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATION SYSTEMS IN THE SPOTLIGHT: COLLECTING AND OBSERVING KOS Gerard Coen: Observing trajectories in science: building the DANS KOS Observatory Uma Balakrishnan & Jakob Voss: Looking both ways, BARTOC then and now as it prepares for the future of Knowledge Organization This event is organized in collaboration with the ISKO Low Countries chapter. |
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28 Apr 2021 |
COMPUTATIONAL ETHNOGRAPHY: TRACKING THE FLOW OF INFORMATION By Martin White |
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31 Mar 2021 |
AI IN EXPLOITING INFORMATION ASSETS TO ENHANCE VERIFICATION, CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION Andrew MacFarlane & Sondess Missaoui: Exploiting information assets to enhance verification in Journalism: the DMINR approach Neil Maiden: Exploiting information assets to enhance creativity and innovation: the CebAI approach |
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